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Keynote speakers announced for BIBS symposium

Posted on Tuesday 18th July 2017

We are pleased to announce the keynote speakers for the Bold ideas, better solutions symposium in November 2017.

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Tuesday 18th July 2017    


Call for abstracts - Bold ideas, better solutions symposium 2017

Call for abstracts - Bold ideas, better solutions symposium 2017

Posted on Friday 14th July 2017

Abstract submission deadline extended to 12pm Monday 7 August.

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Friday 14th July 2017    


APPLY NOW - new position available

Posted on Thursday 13th July 2017

Join The Hopkins Centre as a Business Development Manager

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Thursday 13th July 2017    


The SOFFI Method: Supporting Oral Feeding in Fragile Infants Workshop

Posted on Thursday 29th June 2017

This 2 day course provides immediately applicable practical information to help clinicians better identify and treat the factors that impact successful oral feeding of preterm and ill term infants. Utilizing a multidisciplinary approach—both in the NICU and after discharge to early intervention through the first six months—the course emphasizes strategies to facilitate infant abilities and develop caregiver feeding skills. Breastfeeding is emphasized as the best feeding method for infants, with some strategies to support breastfeeding. However, most of the feeding strategies are for bottle feedings, since more infant feeding problems occur with bottle feedings. The objective is to identify feeding readiness and provide intervention strategies from a framework of normal development. A holistic approach integrating the medical fragility of these infants is emphasized, using the BROSS approach and the SOFFISM Method.

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Thursday 29th June 2017    


Become a member of The Hopkins Centre

Posted on Wednesday 14th June 2017

Become a member of The Hopkins Centre

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Wednesday 14th June 2017    


*NEW ANZSCoS2017

Posted on Wednesday 14th June 2017

The conference provides a forum for bench making and networking between the staff of all Spinal Injury Units, Community Service representatives, conference sponsors, including researchers or individuals interested in spinal cord injury. These activities are vital in developing the best outcomes for the spinal cord injured individuals in Australia and New Zealand. http://www.dcconferences.com.au/anzscos2017/home

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Wednesday 14th June 2017    


*NEW* THC Research Session: Understanding and building resilience in family members providing support to relatives with traumatic injury

Posted on Tuesday 6th June 2017

Family resilience is a focus of research and clinical attention in the field of traumatic injury (brain injury, spinal cord injury). Some have suggested that this presents a paradigm shift in the way researchers understand how a family responds to traumatic injury. In this presentation, the broader context for resilience will be outlined, highlighting (i) the clinical context; (ii) the policy and service delivery implications; (iii) and at a theoretical level, its position as part of the growing positive psychology and strengths-based movements. Approaches to defining resilience will then be outlined, followed by the role of resilience in family adjustment to traumatic injury. An intervention program aimed at building resilience will then be described, and finally future directions for resilience research will be discussed.

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Rehabilitation Research Review - Issue 5

Posted on Thursday 1st June 2017

Check out the latest Rehabilitation Research Review - Issue 5, 2017

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Thursday 1st June 2017    

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